ASUS ROG Keris Wireless AimPoint Gaming Mouse - Tri-Mode Connectivity, 36000 DPI Optical Sensor, 5 Programmable Buttons, ROG SpeedNova Technology, Replaceable Switches, Paracord Cable (White) | Perfect for FPS, MOBA & Esports Gaming, Office Work & Professional Use

I own the wired Keris (3389 version) and love it although I thought it was a bit overpriced at the time (bought it for $70). When the Keris Aimpoint was announced, I was excited to get hold of a copy and try it out. So far, I have really enjoyed my time with it.Pros-Tuned 3395 sensor.-Push-Fit Switch Socket II which allows you to swap out your 3 pin mehcanical switches without soldering. It can also take 5-pin optical switches.-Extra set of switches (Japanese Omron).-Easy access to the internals, no need to take the skates off.-PBT MB 1/2.-Extra set of skates that, for stock skates, offer a very good glide.-Stylish grips.-Fits my hand well (8.5" x 3.5"). I can comfortably use claw grip with the Keris AP.-No creaking when squeezed or rattling when shaken.-Good weight (75g). Doesn't feel heavy although I prefer mice in the 60-70g range.-Improved side buttons from the previous version. Buttons protrude a bit more which is a plus.-Steps on the scroll wheel feel nice and is relatively quiet when scrolling quickly.-Battery life. My first 2 days (about 8hrs/day) with the mouse saw only a 6% drop in battery life. Charges quick, too.-Included cable is nice (USB Type C). A little too stiff for my liking, but since I'll only use it for charging the Keris, it's not a big deal.-Dongle adapter is without a doubt the nicest I've seen. It's very well made and comes with a metal clip.-Tri-Mode connectivity (wireless, bluetooth, and wired).Cons-Only 1k polling rate. For the price, it would have been nice to have at least 2k. The Chakram X and Origin both have 8k polling rate with the same sensor so I'm not sure why Asus opted for 1k with the Keris AP and Gladius III. Final thoughts:For $100 you do get a lot of tech. Push-Fit sockets effectively give the Keris AP an indefinite lifespan. Having the ability to bounce between mechanical and optical switches is a huge plus and adds a certain personal feel to the mouse. I opted to put a set of Huano blue shell/pink dots and am very satisfied. While I thought the wired Keris (3389 version) was overpriced, the Keris AP is definitely not. Definitely worth the price and the best mouse in the AP lineup. $160 for the Chakram X is ridiculous unless you're willing to pay an extra $60 for 8K polling rate and wireless charging. I can't give the Keris AP 5 stars because I feel it should have come with a higher polling rate than 1k, but I don't feel it's enough to take a whole star off. 4.5 stars for me. Thanks for taking the time to read my review.